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Something other than pototoes

Posted By: Cool Mo D

Something other than pototoes - 12/28/14 09:36 PM

Having steak on trip to S TX, need something to cook with steak other than baked pototoes. Help please.
Posted By: bp3

Re: Something other than pototoes - 12/28/14 09:52 PM

Grill some squash or asparagus. Use olive oil and good seasoning. food
Posted By: bill oxner

Re: Something other than pototoes - 12/28/14 09:52 PM

Try some of the frozen potato dishes, or try black-eyed peas with salsa and cilantro.
Posted By: Cast

Re: Something other than pototoes - 12/28/14 10:30 PM

Get a big yellow onion. Chop the top and root ends off to make a nice flat spot to stand it on. Don't peel it. Now slice it in half and salt and pepper it. Put both halves on the grill standing on the root or top flats you cut earlier. Drizzle with olive oil and place a large pat of real butter on top. Just let it cook until the skin burns off and the center of the onion softens. Really good with steak.
Posted By: T Bone

Re: Something other than pototoes - 12/29/14 01:47 AM

Some good ideas, I'd second squash/asparagus/zucchini.. Slice squash & zucchini long ways & season w/ Lawrys or your favorite spices.. Yum..
Posted By: bill oxner

Re: Something other than pototoes - 12/29/14 01:54 PM

Get a couple of cans of Hopping John.
Posted By: Dave Scott

Re: Something other than pototoes - 12/29/14 03:30 PM

Several ways to go. If you are camping out then things might need to be kept simple. Grits or plain old corn meal with a jigger of tobacco sauce will work. It might sound insane but couscous, you boil water pour it on the couscous and cover- set aside and wait 5 minutes and that's it. You can get the stuff in various flavors but the mushroom goes pretty good with steak. Plain old boiled rice isn't too bad with beef but you need a strainer. That couscous, the pot just boiled the water so you don't have to clean that and if the bowl used to make the stuff- if it is enamel- just rinse it out- simple, simple, simple.
Posted By: Cast

Re: Something other than pototoes - 12/29/14 04:01 PM

No strainer needed to fix rice, 2 cups water, one cup rice, big pinch of salt, add chicken bullion for fancy rice. Cook at slow boil for 20 minutes, rice should absorb all the water.
Posted By: BuckRage

Re: Something other than pototoes - 12/29/14 06:46 PM

I like cooking whole mushrooms in butter, Worcestershire and wine with our ribeyes at the lease. Only takes about 10 mins. That meal goes great with a brown rice to soak up all the steak and mushroom juices to food
Posted By: PMK

Re: Something other than pototoes - 12/29/14 07:10 PM

I usually take a whole sweet onion, cut the bottom off and cut cross-ways multiple times (like slices of pizza or outback awesome blossom), set in small piece of aluminum foil slightly wrapped (like a bowl), open up the crisscross cuts and add spices (black pepper, garlic powder, chili powder, sea salt) and a large pat (1-2 TBS) of butter, slide it on the grill next to the steaks. I usually do in my smoker for an hour or so with lower heat to get all that smokey goodness. up

corn on the cob ... in shucks, soak in water for 20-30 minutes, put on the grill with the steaks for 12-13 minutes, rotate 1/4 turn, 12-13 minutes, repeat on all 4 sides. Can do similar by removing shucks, wrap in aluminum foil with a little butter, salt & pepper (can add onion and/or garlic powder), 12-13 minutes rotate 1/4 turn, repeat all 4 sides.

veggie k-bobs... mushroom caps, zucchini, yellow squash, onion slices, cherry tomatoes.

rice-a-ronni (the San Francisco treat) works pretty well too and very easy prep, or Zatarains Jambalaya mix with a few link sausage chopped up...
Posted By: Cool Mo D

Re: Something other than pototoes - 12/30/14 12:36 AM

I think we'll have buttered onion, squash grilled, hoppin' john with some mushrooms. banana2 No really ya'll some good folks, some great ideas. I asked BC my brother can't eat ANYTHING dairy, and ya'll came thru'. Thanks all.
Posted By: SapperTitan

Re: Something other than pototoes - 12/30/14 05:24 AM

Grilled asparagus and grilled corn on the cob
Posted By: Dave Scott

Re: Something other than pototoes - 12/30/14 06:18 PM

Man I admire you guys, boiled buzzard is my limit half the time.
Posted By: dogcatcher

Re: Something other than pototoes - 12/30/14 07:02 PM

Rice with a spiced up olive oil and vinegar mix. Mix the vinaigrette up before you leave, store it in an empty plastic soda pop bottle. We add a tablespoon of this to an 8oz mix of oil and vinegar. I like more spice so I sprinkle more on after I add the vinaigrette.


Try this first by using teaspoons instead of tablespoons, and adjust as you get to your own favorite version.
Quote:

Dammit Mix, "Dammit's Good"
2 tablespoons chili powder
2 tablespoons paprika
2 tablespoons ground cumin
1 tablespoon black pepper
1 tablespoon salt
1 tablespoon garlic powder
1 tablespoon onion powder
1 tablespoon ground red or cayenne pepper

Adjust any of them to what you have or what you prefer.

Combine all ingredients and store in an airtight container.
Posted By: bigbob_ftw

Re: Something other than pototoes - 12/30/14 07:17 PM

how about some spaetzle? after boiling toss in a fry pan with a little butter, garlic and parsley.
Posted By: WNPHNTR

Re: Something other than pototoes - 01/01/15 03:42 PM

Place ice in glass. Cover with two fingers Crown Royal. Top off with Coke. Foolproof.
Posted By: Pointer

Re: Something other than pototoes - 01/01/15 08:53 PM

Hijack! Hijack!
Hey Bill Oxner, what is with you? I've seem to remember reading that you don't care for blackeyed peas at all( I love 'em and ate plenty at lunch awhile ago). Am I mistaken? Here you are recommending blackeyed peas and Hoppin' John..just wondering. scratch
Posted By: hallfns

Re: Something other than pototoes - 01/02/15 12:27 AM

hash browns with onions and jalapeņo peppers.
Posted By: Old_Town

Re: Something other than pototoes - 01/02/15 04:12 PM

Mustard greens with a side of garlic cheese grits.
Posted By: aeb

Re: Something other than pototoes - 01/03/15 06:01 AM

Grill some garlic. Darn good.
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